Salary in Rome
What you keep after Italy tax, what your life there costs, and what you would need to earn to move here from anywhere else.
Average net salary
$1,750/mo
Local average take-home
Single-adult budget
$2,319/mo
1-bed centre, moderate lifestyle
Average salary covers
0.8×
That budget
Tax ladder
Take-home pay in Rome
| Gross (USD/yr) | Income tax | Social | Net / year | Net / month | Effective rate | Left after living costs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $30,000 | $6,900 | $3,357 | $19,743 | $1,645 | 34.2% | -$674 |
| $50,000 | $13,736 | $5,595 | $30,669 | $2,556 | 38.7% | $237 |
| $75,000 | $24,005 | $8,392 | $42,603 | $3,550 | 43.2% | $1,231 |
| $100,000 | $34,755 | $11,190 | $54,055 | $4,505 | 45.9% | $2,186 |
| $150,000 | $56,255 | $16,785 | $76,960 | $6,413 | 48.7% | $4,094 |
| $250,000 | $99,255 | $27,975 | $122,770 | $10,231 | 50.9% | $7,912 |
Assumptions behind these figures
- Employment tax credits are not modelled and will lower the real figure at low incomes.
- Single filer, no dependants, no itemised deductions or employer benefits.
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Is a good salary in Rome enough to live on?
The single-adult budget in Rome is $2,319 a month. The average local net salary is $1,750 a month, so an average earner covers 0.8× that budget. A gross salary of about $75,000 leaves comfortable room to save.
How much tax do you pay in Rome?
Italy takes an estimated 45.9% of a $100,000 gross salary in income tax and employee social contributions combined, leaving $4,505 a month. Employment tax credits are not modelled and will lower the real figure at low incomes.
What is take-home pay on $100,000 in Rome?
About $54,055 a year, or $4,505 a month, after $34,755 in income tax and $11,190 in social contributions.